Address and Contact Information
Address: 401 Biscayne Blvd #2175, Miami, FL 33132
Phone: (786) 232-0040
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
The staff was so welcoming, the chefs were amazing, and the food was delicious!
Our server Alex was the perfect amount of attentive!!!!!! I absolutely love servers that know that “sweet spot” and it’s hard to find the ones that know their job this well!
Please come try this place for yourself… A buffet style grille so you can try all different kinds of things (and a bottle of wine, beer, or soda comes included in their inclusive style pricing).
The food, the options, the service and the atmosphere was top notch!! Definitely highly recommended and will be back!!!
We ordered a watermelon juice, and it was exactly what we needed, so fresh and refreshing, especially while being on vacation. Nestor’s attention to detail and the way he took care of us truly made our visit special.
If you come here, ask for Nestor! He goes above and beyond to make sure you have a wonderful experience.
This food critic and restaurant owner scores it a 2 out of 10. If you ever walk into any restaurant at 6:30 pm and there is only one table….RUN.
Cannot recommend.
From the moment I walked in, I loved both the service and the food. Manager Rosa was very welcoming and made sure everything was perfect. Our servers, Nestor and Daphnne, were attentive, friendly, and always on top of everything. I had visited this place before when it was called The Knife, and now that it’s Rodeo Grill, the quality of the meats is even better. Excellent Argentinian steak buffet—highly recommended!
“Went looking for a restroom… found a restaurant.”
I wandered into Rodeo Argentinian Grill by accident—mall restrooms were closed, and necessity pushed me up to the second floor. What actually pulled me the rest of the way was the unmistakable aroma of seared meat drifting through the air. That’s how I ended up at Bayside’s Rodeo Argentinian Grill.
The Grillmasters
Argentinian grilling hits different. Instead of the Brazilian rodizio rotation, the meats here rest over an indirect flame, waiting for you to point out your cut. Once you choose, the grillmasters finish it to your liking. Simple, rustic, and very on‑brand for the cuisine.
The Atmosphere
Soft music, intimate energy, and a steady flow of tourists weaving through conversations. From the second‑floor perch overlooking Pier 5, the space feels like a quiet pocket tucked inside the chaos of Bayside.
The Service
It was Lent, lunch hour, and the dining room was nearly empty. The food itself was decent, but the service lagged. We had to flag someone down more than once just for refills. And while it’s an Argentinian restaurant, Spanish wasn’t just the preferred language—it was the only language that seemed to get traction, which made communication tougher than it needed to be.
The Patrons & The Policy
There is a dress code, and they enforce it. They’ll turn guests away if they don’t meet what they consider their “standard.” With a mix of tourists, language barriers, and hungry people just trying to eat, that rigidity can create friction. I came as I was, saw what I needed to see, and left the same way.
Rodeo Argentinian Grill wasn’t the destination I planne but it became a story worth noting.